That's just survivorship bias isn't it? The newcomers who find Go's design and/or leadership obnoxious get a job that doesn't involve doing something that they dislike.
That's okay. Not everyone needs to like Go. Pleasing every programmer on the planet is an unreasonable thing to ask for. It's also impossible because some preferences conflict.
After over a decade of people bringing up the issue in almost every single thread about Go, it's time to give the language what it deserves: no more constructive feedback, snarky dismissals only.
Not infrequently by people who are not even Go programmers. And/or the same people who hijack every other Go thread to rant about how much they hate Go.
You don't see me going around $languages_I_dislike threads slagging off the language, much less demanding features. Not saying anything is an option you know.
